Contribution Limits

2010 Limits	Single	Family
Minimum Deductible	$1,200	$2,400
Maximum Out-of-Pocket	$5,950	$11,900
Contribution Limit	$3,050	$6,150
Catch-up Contribution (55 or older)	$1,000	$1,000

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	HSA Basics The following two presentations focus on Health Savings Account basics and the benefits an HSA can bring to you. What can a Health Savings Account Do For You? Flash® presentation Considering a Health Savings Account? PowerPoint presentation
	Everyday HSA The benefits of an HSA vary from person to person. The HSA Everyday Tool focuses on how an HSA works for six individuals with different life situations. The tool also provides recommendations on how an HSA can work for you. If you're using Internet Explorer, click here for the HSA Everyday Tool. If you're not using Internet Explorer, click here.
	Is an HSA Right for Me? Still unsure if an HSA is the right choice for you? The Is an HSA Right for Me? tool compares a traditional health plan and an HSA-compatible health plan to determine which plan is best suited for your needs.
	How to Use an HSA For many people, learning how to use and maximize an HSA can be challenging. The key to maximizing the benefits of an HSA is to understand how to be a better consumer, how medical services are charged, and how to access your account funds. Learn More